Team-BHP - View Single Post - Why do we get carried away with the looks of big ,huge alloys ?

Beemer · 25th January 2006, 02:42

V1p3r buddy ,i dont know much about the small cars but i thought the C and D segments cars were equipped with good quality tyres .

However ,if thats not the case ,then instead of buying the same spec. tyres ,why do we go for the oversized ,why dont we stick to the same size ? i mean i dont see any use

2) I am not so much against the wide/broad(whatever you call it) tyres but what i am failed to understand is Why do we go for the bigger alloys instead of knowing its not good for the suspension and the ride would suffer immensly ?

No offence to anyoine but i find it it rediculous to spend those extra pennz and getting back the harsh ,bumpy ride quality in return .. Its of no use unless you weere really keen to improve the handling at the expense of the ride .

25th January 2006, 02:42	#5 (permalink)
Beemer BHPian Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: delhi Posts: 374	V1p3r buddy ,i dont know much about the small cars but i thought the C and D segments cars were equipped with good quality tyres . However ,if thats not the case ,then instead of buying the same spec. tyres ,why do we go for the oversized ,why dont we stick to the same size ? i mean i dont see any use 2) I am not so much against the wide/broad(whatever you call it) tyres but what i am failed to understand is Why do we go for the bigger alloys instead of knowing its not good for the suspension and the ride would suffer immensly ? No offence to anyoine but i find it it rediculous to spend those extra pennz and getting back the harsh ,bumpy ride quality in return .. Its of no use unless you weere really keen to improve the handling at the expense of the ride .